Three ORNL researchers, Ross Wang, Adian Cook, and Majbah Uddin, have been elevated to IEEE senior members, recognizing their professional achievements in transportation research.

Young nuclear professionals from IAEA member countries attended the Nuclear Energy Management School at ORNL to advance their technical and managerial skills.

Dreamforce tech conference in San Francisco triggers traffic with street closures; Salesforce promotes Agentforce, aiming to show advanced AI integration in business and feature industry and celebrity speakers.

UC San Diego Health's surgical team is first in the U.S. to use Apple Vision Pro in a clinical trial, aiming to improve surgical outcomes through spatial computing technology.

Arizona will witness a supermoon coinciding with a partial lunar eclipse, offering a bright and enlarged moon view. Observers can see the events on Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning. No special eye protection is needed to enjoy the spectacle.

Harvard scientists have developed a new method to explore twistronics by creating a machine that simplifies the manipulation of ultra-thin materials, accelerating research in the field.

Kashif Nawaz of ORNL has been honored as an ASME Fellow for his contributions in engineering, focusing on innovations in building technologies, heat exchangers, and carbon capture.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have developed an AI model to analyze plasma plume dynamics in real-time during pulsed laser deposition, significantly streamlining material synthesis.

Two ORNL scientists, Stephen Kowalski and Mikael Salonvaara, received the Distinguished Service Award from ASHRAE for their contributions to building technologies.

MIT and Georgia Tech researchers have developed a potential tumor vaccine strategy by engineering virus-like particles to stimulate the immune system's response to cancer, utilizing a technique that targets dendritic cells.

Tech Week in Grand Rapids begins, showcasing AI and tech trends with over 70 events and expected 15,000 attendees, spotlighting AI's role in healthcare and more.

Chandler is implementing a new Advanced Metering Infrastructure, replacing traditional water meters with advanced ones for improved monitoring and billing, supported by grants totaling $1.2 million. Installation starts in late 2024.

Michigan State Capitol installs 'Zero Eyes' AI for gun detection, becoming the first US statehouse to apply such technology for enhanced security following a 2020 protest incident involving armed individuals.